The Tehran Chamber, maintaining an active presence at the Kazakhstan Oil and Gas Exhibition through the deployment of a trade delegation and the setup of a dedicated pavilion, was honored by the event organizers in two categories: it received an award for its national pavilion among those of participating countries, and another for the design and organization of the Iranian companies present at the exhibition.

 

On the second day of the 30th Kazakhstan International Oil and Gas Exhibition (KIOGE 2026), the pavilion of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture was honored with two awards from the event organizers.

 

One of the awards was presented in the "National Pavilions" category, where pavilions from participating nations—including Iran, Germany, Italy, and China—were evaluated and recognized. The Iranian pavilion was organized with the participation of the Tehran Chamber, aiming to showcase the capabilities and potential of Iranian companies in the oil and gas sector.

 

A second award was presented specifically to the Tehran Chamber’s pavilion, bearing the Chamber's own logo. This award—recognizing the pavilion's design, organization, and the manner of the Iranian companies' participation—was presented to Saeed Tajik, the head of the Tehran Chamber’s business delegation. According to the organizers.

 

The Tehran Chamber’s pavilion at KIOGE 2026 hosted Iranian companies active in oil, gas, equipment, technical and engineering services, and related industries, providing a platform to introduce the capabilities of Iran's private sector to economic and industrial players from across the region.

 

Exhibition organizers highlighted the pavilion's design, the strategic placement of Iranian companies, and their unified model of participation as standout features. This model not only established a cohesive identity for Iran’s presence but also enabled the simultaneous showcasing of various companies' capabilities and facilitated direct connections between them and international stakeholders in the oil and gas industry. On the second day of the Kazakhstan Oil and Gas Exhibition, a series of B2B meetings and business negotiations took place between Iranian companies and stakeholders from the oil and gas sectors of Kazakhstan and other countries. These discussions aimed to identify opportunities for cooperation, expand trade relations, and explore the feasibility of joint projects.